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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-06-03

Mr.. Andrew Carnegie, having been
requested to attend the preliminary
meetings at later date to contribute to
the funds for the proposed celebration
of the Queens jubilee in New York, has
addressed the following reply 70 the
Treasurer OF the fund, Mr.. John Patton,
banker:
BoucHuRcH, Isle OF Wight, May 9th,
lss7-My Dear Sir: There are several
good reasons why cannot subscribe to
or sympathize with the proposed jubilee.
First. am an American citizen and
a very stanch Republican man who
rejects the monarchical idea ~ incon-
sistent with and Insulting to his man-
hood. should stultify myself were I
to celebrate the reign OF any heredl-
tary ruler. 81 was born as free ~
Cesar"
Second. / am at loss to SEQ what
naturalized American citizens have to
do celebrating the reign OF any sover-
eign monarch. If they are not loyal
Republicans and true to the land Of
their adoption Ii Is open to them at all
times to lesye its shores aud find homes
elsewhere. The Republic deserves to
be served by citizens true to the funda-
mental Idea upon which her political In.
stitutions are based. infer that this
view is shared by the most dlsting guished
of these gentlemen Of New York who,
like myself, were born the subjects Of
monarchy, for observe with satisfsc-
tion that your committee has been com.
PEELED TO select Canadian NJ President
and also as chief orator-emlncnt and
justly honored men, but still quite for
eign to New York and to America. A
New York demonstration, presided over
aud also addressed by imported Csnsdi-
ans. will be quite unique In its way,
but In no sense will represent New
York. | rejoice that no New York men
of position conld be found who could so
far forget themselves as to appear upon
Republican soil ms the eulogists OF mon-
archy.
10 such of my fellow-countrymen No
see proper to enjoy the blessings OF res
idence In America and yet remain alIens
venture to suggest that tho canons Of
good taste, not less than gratitude TO
the Republic 10 whose hospitality they
are indebted for so many favors, should
lead them TO hesitate before parading
aud forcing upon the knowledge Of their
perhaps TOO generous host that their
first allegiance is to foreign ruler and
their preferences for political instItu-
tions vitality opposed to those Of tho
land in which they dwell aud prosper.
In conclusion. my dear Mr.. Patton. II
our fellow-countrymen must celebrate
something, let me suggest to them that
the proper day for political demonstra-
tion In New York Is the Fourth OF July,
and on that day let them pray that tho
day is not far distant when our less-fa-
vored countrymen at home shall share
with us the blessings Of institutions
founded upon the political equality Of
the citizen--the day when hereditary
privilege will be unknown, and when
government Of the people. by the peo-
pie and for the people" will be the
watcb-word of English speaking men
throughout the world. Sincerely yours,
ANDREW CARxe0IK.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-06-03

scarcely minute, was NJ It's uea""es'
both Frank and endeavoring to disaru
rather than kill, when the whistle ol
the train sounded, and in another
moment the conductor and his mer
were among us.
"Seize that scoundrel!' shouted
Frank, breathlesslv, indicating the mar
In the box. "Here. Catow and the
obedlent animal unwillingiy retired,
but continued his savage growls.
At this juncture my man fell heavily
to the floor, wounded in the leg, aud
uttering groaus and imprecations. II
was quick work to secure the men, and
Jake, who opportunely reappeaied, was
sent to summon the village police. Some
OF the passengers, impatient at the de-
lay, had got wind of the adventure. and
nov crowded iuto the station in no little
excitement. The box was found to have
false side piece, next the wall, which
was easily pushed down by the man In
side, for greater comfort In his cramped
position; and there were beside num-
Der of cir holes. 1t was the moving oi
this side, panel that caused the muffied
noise had heard.
Twas questioned in all possible ways,
and the curiosity of the passengers was
fully gratified amid the clamor of the
prisoners who continually swore at
each other.
"what did you wait so long forT
said one Of them glaring at the dead
man.
"What was your hurry?" retorted
the other, sarcastically.
1t was plain from the quarrel which
ensued that the sight of my pistols, and
my evident uneasiness, together with
the effect of the fearful storm, had un-
settled the fellows plan aud robbed him
of his presence of mind. While puz-
zling as 10 the safest course, the sudden
entrance of Frank and the dog had pre-.
cipitated the catastrophe.
The men were conducted-rto. the
County Jail, and was the hero of the
hour, although could not claim much
credit for personal valor In the matter.
Was 1t fate or Providence that be-
friended me? But for my presentiment,
or whatever it was, should have urged
Franks immediate return TO my
anxious betrothed. But for her loving
anxiety he never would have come
down on such night. But for the dog
one of us mus. have been killed. And
first of all, but for the instructive sense
of danger the telegraph wires would
never have spoken warning to my ex-
cited fancy; and this manifest feeling
of apprehension, though Istrove hard to
conceal 1t, held the man Ia the box at
bay.
The practical result of the episode
was more commodious station-h -house,
and more men on duty. My salary was
raised; but eventually | gave up the
situation because my wife could never
feel satisfied to have me perform night
work after the fearful experience have
related.
As to Frank, he Is not backward with
explosive English whenever the subject
is mentioned, and no amount OF persua-
sion could reconcile Cato to the old sta
ton house.
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logging His Memory.

A husband was sitting in hls store at
Marietta when letter In a familiar
handwriting was handed to bin. II
was from his wife, whom lie bad left Of
home that morning with every assur :
aIlee of affection and devotion. But the
very first sentence startled him, and as
he read on the most horrible suspicion
seized him. =
81 am forced to tell you something
that know will trouble you, but II Il
my duty to do so. lam determined you
shall know il, let the result be what Il
may. have known for week that
this trial was coloing. but kept tito my.
self until to-day, when it has reached a
crisis and can keep ii no longer. You
must not censure me too harshly, foI
you must reap the reward as well Al
myself. do hope IL Won't crush you
The fiour l. al. out. Please send m'
some this afternoon. thought by thi'
method you would not forget it,
She was right. He didn't.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-06-03
Jacob WintermOyer.

Ny stock consists OF all styles of Ready ymade
Clothing from the little 4-year-old boy to the
largest size In Mems Suits. My stock ofNeck-
wear and Gents Furnishings Is far superior
to the display of any preceding years. nice
Scarf for 10 cents. Shirts, Collars and Cnffs,
Hosiery, Suspenders, Gloves, Umbrellas,
Scarf Pins and Holders, Cuff and Collar But
TONS and the finest lot OF
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-06-03

Uncle Epoch. worthy and very
economical coIored man, came into The
village store fhe other day. "Gos any
o dat York State cheese, NJ. johnson -
"Yes, uncle, some that's very nice, just
In" "widout any holesf it de tims,
Mr.. Johnsingy" "Holes. Why, dony
you like IL with bolesf- 81 likes De
cheese, Mr.. Jobnsing. but --v Here
Uncle Enocb shook hls bead rsprovise.
ly. "You done sole me too many POM
O holes la de past, NF. Johnslng."
"Holes! what do you meansv "Why,
de las poun O cheese I bougfs byss
was mon half q poon' o II boIesl'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-06-03
-sHEPHERDsTowN, W. VA, FRIDAY, JUNE 8, 1887.
JUNE.

o June! delicious month Of June
When winds and birds all sing in tune;
When in the meadows swarms the bees
And hum their drowsy melodies
While pillaging the buttercup
To store the golden honey up;
o June the month Of bluest skies,
Dear to the pilgrim butterflies,
Who seem gay-colored leaves astray,
Blown down tides onamber day;
o June the month Of merry song,
Ofshadows brief, of sunshine long;
All things on earth love you the best
The bird who carols near his nest;
The wind that wakes and, singing, blows
The spicy perfume Of the rose;
And bee, who sounds his muffied horn
TO celebrate the dewy morn;
And even all the stars above
At night are happier for love,
AS II the mellow notes Of mirth
Were waited to them from the earth.
o June! such music haunts your name;
With you summers chorus came!
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-06-03

.when did you def asked 81. Peter,
who was putting some necessary ques-
tons to an applicant.
"a week ago."
"a week ago, and it has taken you
all this time 70 get herer'
"Yes. sir. / died in Martinsburg.'
..0h, in MartiLsburg; that explains e.
Martinsburg is long way fsom here.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-06-03
Notice to the Public.

WE have established an agency at Union
w Vile for the sale and exchange OF our
high grade Roller Flour. For 5l1 bushels long
berry wheat. You will get l96 pounds OF our
best flour and 90 pounds ofial. Second grade;
stock on hand. You can have every advan-
taQe. as II you were dealing direct with the
min. Our Flour is guaranteed to give salts
faction. This Is our agency north Of the
Baltimore Ohio Railroad.
MILLVILLE MILLING CO.,
n. 8. ]. STRIDER, Sole Agent.
JNo. W.lAvIRETT, Manager.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1887-06-03
TRUNKS AND vALIsEs

that has ever been brought to this town. In
fact, everything that Is kept In first-class
clothing store you will find right here. One
word more and am done, and that Is this,
that every fair-minded person will be ready
TO admit that my Spring Stock is not only
stylish, but we'll chosen and exceedingly fair
and reasonable In prices. With many thanks
to all OF my friends and customers for their
past favors and With strict attention to busi-
ness in the future, hope to gain continu-
ance of the same. Remember the old stand.
College Square. --,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
BY TELEGRAPH.


Nrw NoHg Oct. 2b-Moncy on call easy
ut Jfol per cont last loans, 81 closed ul.
forcd at s. Prime mercantile paper, Gas per
cent. St-ling exchange quiet but hrn, o.
Isl Y fursiNiy-day bills and is54 Tor dcmnnd.
Government bonds were dull but FIRM.
State bonds were dull aud steady
Tho stock market today WIS quite dull but
firm Ia strong al the way out, and prices
tonight nre materially higher over the entire
litt, although the losses ~ yesterday were
not entirely recovered. The latcncss oi the
Publication Of the Northwestern earning
was tho main cause Of the waiting disposition
shown by both sides. bat the bulls were most
numerous. aud the room traders for the most
part were armycd on that side. Tho markcl
NJ the close was dull but firm NJ the best
prices reached. With butafew unimportah'
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26

Cash quotations were ~ follows
Flour n better request, with prices
steady aud unchanged.
No. spring wheat, 7Ia.mTlisc: No. 3
spring wheat Gt'.c, Ne. rcd. 52dI2isc. Ne.
2corn, ale, NJ. oats, aic; Ne. rye, So.
No. barley, lie. No. ilaN seed, 81 ~ prime
timuthy ,ccd. e. ind2 p
Mes park, per bril- SlJ ~. lari. per Io0
lbs, o. 49,. short rib sides loose, a. uu.
dry splt"d shoulders baked - uDa5 ~.
short clear sides, bowed. A. Um7 ~
Receipts Flour. 2i.Up hrls., wheat, ii3..
en- bu., corn, ~ .WU hu., oats, 2lIHO bu:
rye, i.Uo bu, barley ssuJo hu
Shipments Flour, il,UD brls wheat 10
90 In, corn, WioO bu.; cats. 2l2,OJ bu;
rye, l5,un hu, barley. lI,01 bu.
Ou the Produce exchange. TO-DAY the hut.
ter market was duh, creamery. Is6aSr.
dairy ~, I2ic. Err- firm, i5@lsc
The bw,cr,' Journal ppurts Caitlc-Rc-
Ccipts, ii,uH shipments. 2Wp Market
siung Tor best other weak Shippingurrrs
~ SCAT ~ stuykCr~ aud irctl,rs u .lGtI 10.
cows bulls aud mixed. ~ Wct2 ~. Texas
cattle. ~ itrAuo western hurrrs. SimJ ~
Hog, Receipts, 23,UO. shipments. GUH.
market weak mixed. - tiblt 30. hra,v.
~ WCtl a. light 81 .it,i 49, skips - iu6,
4 ~. sheep Receipts, Guu, shipments.
Lou, market strong natives. - ,UGtl al.
western, - OO@J 49, Texans, - 35a3 ~
lambs, ~ ORt5 30
81. Loris. oct. 2S.-Flour- Firm. but very
quiet aud unchanged with full prices inr
best grades Wheat Opened strong anil con.
tinucd advancing, closing yoke above ycs.
tcrlny afternoon. Market tnlcmbly active.
No . rrd, cash. '2m52Ac, October. -, bill.
November 80 ,m52i e., closing nt 80 ,c III.
ccmhcr ij'sGti' .c, closing at 7Jt,r Nav.
sOd ,ONc, closing ~ Sot,c
Corn Firm, with rnnd demand. cash. ~
@io'.c October, io bid November, 3s,.c:
December, 3Sc asked, May, ioi.@iii.c, clos.
Ing at llisc.
uat,-Firm. cash. eii.c: October gii,c
hid November, at'sr hid Nav, 2Stsr rive
STEADY NJ Juc Harley Strung. fancy s0,.
llmn-fim at Odc. Corn mcal-Easy ut
tiw.
lIny-pull and weak. prime timothy si3
MlG. prairie, 81 j1dll 10.
Eu- Active aud carcc, 1870. Buiicr-
quiet nnd unchanged; creamery, 226Sc.
dairy, iG@22c.
Provisions Quiet Pork Summer cured.
SIS larl-SCarcc, 81 -. Dry salt meats
Shoulders, S,tt5 10 long clear. 81 ~: clear
rih. a. S'f, short clear, S5@5 I2is Bacnn-
llohcd shoulders, 81 SisMG. long clear.
N WHdi ~ VI clear rib, III ~. short clear,
- ll1ms=Stcady NJ ia6lilc.
Ncccipis=Flour ZOO wheat, 1000 corn,
lWlWl oats hiul, rye, 2,OOn. barley. 2l.uu0.
Shirmcnts-flour 1900 wheat, 1850
corn 1900 oats, 1850 rye, 1000 barley,
none
Aiicruoon Road-Whcat firm: October.
| ,-'s",2.c bid. December 53'sc. May sole.
,"ih strong. October iOr bid, January, 3SA,c
hll May iltc. Oats steady.
h,Nsw CrY Mo. oct. -. - Wheat
steady No soft, cash, G,c hid. May dcliy.
| 'l Hi n.,r Corn Steady. No. q, cash
| ~ hil December Nisc bid. $3.50 asked.
| w, '',s, wa ahAc asked; May delivery nt
| n.lod -''.' wv ."
! INDiNNAtI, Oct 5.-Whisky-Firm. sales.
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General Ncu,.

CJpIbY aud cold.
M"Hr rain Yesterday.
forr boats are announce, 10 leave here
tO.luy.
WAY littIr bushes, WI, tranSlc,ed 40 the
river yesterday.
TUT onyn.o left at dark fo- Ur,onyillc
with good "Trip.
Tnr ely II vicksLurp i due ~ on her
Navto - LOFTS.
TIM tmnT. rity, with haFsrs, e. cu route
from New Orleans
Tur Annie +. Silver will be- Guc bore Fri
day from New Orleans.
THr Arkansas, White tennessee and Ann.
bertrand river. mc falling.
Tur lElir Memphis 'u ruGto O." Nirk,.
burg. was expected To- lLs-- here .l-i night.
Tm Iiiy ul So Louis. "i tie Anclur inir.
g. gun"Jnr,,l a. !oavrrt unun iula, too Ncv
OrtaV..
Sd,u viii be- raised ~ iAc ucv l.,,. line
packet i:Dsa l.c, building a. laiu"uh No.
Ncmb.r /.
Tur rhickaaw, Car vi Postal. leaves
this evening Ter White TN,r. Charles NJ.
Postal i hcr clerk.
TIM Rate Adams Wit b' 30 tomorrow
morning aud s!ic leaves ttUin ben ili, evening
inr AtkUu-'- ilty
DuHINo the twcuty. ,our hour. ending al
noon yc.,. nay tie river q. this paint 81
niniucd stationary.
THwi r. q Wu,ld 81 ir,ighi iu Tire elevator.
but 10 I, stored away - l',piy ,hlt ucru l..
lutsNi r'1iu lnr mon.
1uE thHflg' T.. ,huuisau. tap'. Thorwc-
IAN, leaves tpiuurp'v evening 'Hr New "
lcans. Tap. ". e. L. - af,nt
TIN little Steamer q. S.huhc arrived from
Nrlurd.,u's with IS l'al,s IT rutiru. a. ing.
Ut seed cotton and 80 scr.ks If ruiiun seed
Tnr Coaho.na rut away csjsr,lny morning
ior ihr uplEt rtsri. ~.ir viii Iniiahly M
back 10 tim ip icaU" this evening for
O~'cula
A NUNnrH ~ 81 I.ouis lsais will take
refuge ihi- winter In the mouth ~ the
Tennessee river the best natural winter liar
hor Ia the country.
TuE lame. To-. Capt. Il-rlstl, leave. this
evening Ter Helena. Ffiar Punt and all Wav
puini. Nm. Ashford Will Iurn.nh aud
Cus tummius are her clerks
carr. VI. VI DEM, tie popular captain II
the Cincinnati mud Memphis pdrkpt nrSuto
l. still IN the city. likraii ntlrr ,icnnhoat.
men hc il anxious for water. especially In
the Ohio river
TuE Gen. u. ~ HuckCr arrived YESTERDAY
frum New Madrid With y, mirs ui ,pttusi.
80 hugs ~ seed cotton. a.5sU 80, H. 1T cotton
seed aud 81 sacks NJ cprn. She N4s prcuar.
| Ing io leave last night fnr ~. luui..
Tur Iuc rctcrs. capt. Smith. j. announced
/ a. leave from the whHri-huat ui s. u'yiu,k a..
morrow evening fdr Helena, Ipfrrnr. pmc
/ Hun aud all way landings un Arkausl,
/ river. Capt James \. Thompson Il chicl
clerk.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL: WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER &C. 1887

1890 barrels finished Foods on a basis Of
o. Butter-Elsier 6t fl@29c. Sugar
Quiet and unchanged. j; Eggs. Less active
and unchanged. Cheese Easier and I'M
changed. IrI
New YoRK, Oct. 25.-CoGee-spot fair;
Rio, nominal at 1870, options active, de-
pressed and lower; sales, 1870, 900 bags Octo-
Der, $i6 50gl6 05; November, $40 35Cgl6 ~
December, SIG 5o@l8 70; January ZIG 500
10 90; February, $40 3O@I6 45; March, SIG 10
@l8 80; April, $40 iOg1e 3O May, go 95Cg
10 10; June, $i5 9otaiG o5; July, $40 $50
70 %; August SO eo@l6 50; September
80 Io@l5 IS; Qsssl November, SO 10; DE.
quiet domestic molasses, &C. refined quiet;
G, 6@51lc; mold A, i8.58c; standard "A,
Q 3lO@Ghc; powdered, 6ac, grnnuated,
1910; cubes, 6%@6, 060c.D Moasses-Quiet
and unchanged. Ricc-Stcady.
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Grain. pro,isions nud Groceries.

tIu,, Du, H.. oct 2i.--ihc markets uu
change today opened quite promising iur
better husiEcs- and better prices, and ruu.
tnucd hullish throughout she greater Inrt
ui the scs>iun ln the wheat market N,
feeling WIS especially strong Local hu, ing
was mnry nrii,r and there WIS also nnrc ,lu-
ing ON uutsd" account Several prominent
lural dealers were free buyers. aud the shor:
Interest was induced u cuycr Both Amer
cln and European gdyicr~ were hul'ish co.
tone, which helped the market here Corn
was moderately active, With the feeling
trincr. and fluctuations showed somewhat
wider range than on previous days. Tho
strength was due mainly a. the firn tone uf
wheat and anticipated smaller receipts. Oats.
In the 'pcculnii,c market ruled uuict bu,
firm all through the regular session, thrrr be-
inr NJ fluctuations IN values worth mention.
Ing. Pru,riuus were more active than usual
to-day, aud the feeling WAS irincr, being In
ilucnrcd iu some extent hy the moderate
arrivals ~ hugs aud q sirhngcr mnrkci fpr
corn. Trading IN the aggregate wa, unly
fair, with mid winter deliveries attracting
most attention Offerings were moderate.
while the demand from shorts was fairly "a T.
i've. Prices ruled higher aud the npprcria
ton was moderately we'll supported.
The leading futures ranged ~ fellows
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
CHANCERY SALE
-OF-
REAL ESTATE.

No b0is. RD.-Chanccry Court Of shelby county,
state Of Tennessee, for use, etc, W. q. Littlciohn
ctnl
By virtue 81 an interlocutory decree for salc Gu
tcnd In the Above cause on the 9th day Of July,
lS7, VI. " ~, page rs will sel nj public auction,
" the highest bidder, In frUnt Of the Clerk and
Masters Office nc the Main stnrct entrance of tho
Couri.hOu-c of shelby county, Memphis, Tenn, on
saturday, October 20, 1887, 90
within legal hours. the following described prop
OIty, situated Ia Taxing District % shelby county,
Tennessee. to-wit: Lot "a, block l6 southeast cor
ncr Oi Third and GoOrgia strccts 26xii2 icet; lot
, block II. fronting - feet on the east side Of
fhinl street tfori Pickering and running hack
cnst between parallel lines, H. feet being south Of
and adjoining above described lot "a.
Terms 81 sRic-On cpdi ~ ia months; note
bcaring Interest with security required; lien TO
tnincd redemption barred.
This 9Th day Of October. lss7.
= !. MCDOWELL, clerk and Master.
by r. u Caldwell, Deputy e. and NJ.
y. n. A g. ". Heiskell SOLICITOR
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26
COTTON MARKETS.

The local cotton market opened steady and
-clcscd steady; middling, &C. Sales, $500
bales, including 1870 last evening; II which
500 10 exporters aud /, 200 10 spinner; re-.
ocipts, 563 bales. shipments, 400 bales:
siock on hand, alJIS bales; receipts to date,
pa, S95 bales; shipments to date, m, 5l5 bales.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nominal, good ordinary, S.
low middlinf, sac middlinR a.; good
middling, o'.ci middling fair O,sc, fair.
nominal.
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Thc doc Pet,r. tanning.

1ignfNT Nf.. &C. - ISS5.
Capt ~ Rowland Superintendent
Steamer Joe Peters passed here this morn.
ing with WOhllC, ~ cotton aud 80 slcks II
cotton seed for Mcmphi, viii arrive
"Wednesday aud leave Thurdly evening.
T.. u. SMITH, Master.
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tToid You ~.

Mr. y. 4. Ireland, 81 lip,u. rhiIlip, 4
Co. Nashville Tenn, says: u WIS afflicted
with rilcs Tor twenty year and tried
every remedy offered me, finally used the
the Ethiopian Pile Ointment Il gave me
instant relief. aud has effected permanent
cuw. Rangum Root Medicine Co. manu-.
iucturrrs, Nashville. Tom. jn u,uts aud 81
per bottle. For sale ut Hester drug store,
M usl Main strs,i
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-26

Arrirs-kcntucky stock, s2Cc1 - per brl;
dried apples, ba'c per pound from store.
Dried peaches WtSc from stur.
WAN tutis Oniors " ter hrl Cabbage
Northern, SJmi0 pee leo krui-iarrels,
S'Dtio; half harrcls, - 25@5 Garlic-si
per leo
rrcKlrs-Darrcls, O. 5o@s; half barrels, 81
a. ~
EG0s-Quct NJ iGGil1c.
FRrr-Omngcs, IS - per box; 81 j00t7 per
brl, lemons, tJai per box. BANANAS, 81 ~
~ per bunch.
Nurs-Coconnuts 81 per 100. Peanuts.
Virginia, Gc; Tennessee, iarmets' stock. Nl
g.. rnastcd, 2isc higher shcllcd, lOc. rccans
Texas. 16tlN.
R,slSs- London layers, 81, layers, e. 20;
California, " ~.
rurNrou-firm selling nj sbcCIsi 10 per
bu, = 5000 20 per brl; sweet potatoes, ~ ~
pcr brl.
CIpm-Ncw York, 81 80 per brl aud - y
per half brl,
| Rurrm-li uttcrinc, itCtlhc; creamery, -
| 63nr, dairy, ls@23c country butter, i5tn22c
routrRY Chickens srnrcr; spring VI dn@
2 ~ old hens, e. seas, turkeys, tsmi2.
GANr-Qunil, u ~ per duIcn, squirrels
| 81 90 per dozen. Ncnisun Whole deer, "a
NJ; saddles, loc.
viNr0AR-rcr gallon, i0di5c.
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November, D lid, buyers; November Deem
Osd, buyers; Deccmbcr-January o O9d,
buyers; January-Fcbruary 5 odd, buyers
febrnary-M March, 8 l0d, buyers; March
April, I'D, buyers April-May, 5-l4d, buy
ers; May-Junc, lGd buyers
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cn,,nn sccd rrnans,..

pniNT tHupE Or=3n, of crude, none.
prime summer yellow, aMJ5c. on summer
yellow, Sc; choice cooking summer yellow,
500 10; miners summer yellow. 3,6t lN',
prime cotton seed meal, Sii 50ttlG car load
lots. less than car load, so jn6ti7.
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Mule. .,,, tto,....

Muiu-Modcmtc demand, IL 60 ilis
hands high none; ~ 20 l1i8 hands high, SiiU
aiGi, 1917 To- ~ hands high, ti55m2D.
Iionsrs drivers, slOOdiN heavy
draft, 500 saddle ti2b@ 80. extra saddle
t2yoa30o plug, $4,000, Texas ponies, Slt
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THE Rate Adam. Hard Aground.

Slcrinl nislnt'h "a tie Appcal
llurNA, Arb, Oct. 2,.--lt Il learned from
Nc VIM. Hodges one II the pilots uf the
Kate Adams, who " herr he sCirrh II assist.
nncc, that hi. bnat Is hand aground IN the
nrighhurl,ood II frinr, Point The steamer
Grace Ncitc leaves port tonight Ia assist ~
gvtt.ur thc Adams oil.
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Warning.

Its not 10 be- wondered NJ that most
Americans are dyspcruc. Swallowing ice
cold drinks un hot sunmcI day does the
mischief Why then YOU adj Ten drop, vi
Anrnsturn Biticry, the world renowned tonic
of cXuu'itr flavor. aud thus avoid all dan.
goT Of cold in the stomach.